I used Kona Raffia, Midnight, Aqua, Olive, and Snow on both sides to coordinate with the prints.
This one is off to my cousin who is having a baby this month.
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modern meadow stripe quilt.
6.16.2010
A Modern Meadow stripe quilt for a baby boy. (I got tired of waiting.)
Quilted with straight lines about 3/8" away from the edges of each row.
Compete with a pieced back in the same fabrics...
and bound with Kona Raffia. With a little label at the bottom.
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It is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHolly, it turned out so nice- I think your cousin is going to love it :) I love all the solid Kona colors that you've mixed in with the patterns, and I love the simple quilting- very modern and chic!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! I love the solids you chose.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, Holly!
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! That looks fantastic, Holly!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the new colors for boys. Your quilt came out perfectly!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I love how you incorporated such a variety of colors and patterns, but everything is still perfectly coordinated. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteStunning quilt! You did such a great job!
ReplyDeletemmm this is LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteAw, that is so cute. Good job!
ReplyDeleteWow, really really good job! I can't wait for you to open a store :)
ReplyDeleteHolly, another wonderful quilt. I would love to get into quilting like this...someday! Meanwhile I'll just soak in this loveliness.
ReplyDeletereally cute! It's so sophisticated. I like the solids mixed in there.
ReplyDeleteand I can relate to getting tired of waiting for Mr. Quilt holder! :)
I love it! It's so hard to make a good "manly" quilt but you hit the nail on the head with this one!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, and perfect for a baby boy!
ReplyDeleteVery striking. I like it - especially the pieced back.
ReplyDeleteVery classy, and how nice to see a boy quilt that is not all cars and sports! Though I have made a cars one myself and loved it :-)
ReplyDeleteNice work!
this is so stunning and so masculine.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! I found you over at Creature Comforts. I just introduced myself over there and am now taking a hop on over to all the blogs of others who left a post at the "meet&greet". Happy to meet you. Adding you to my follows and look forward to more of your updates.
ReplyDeleteSarah
Wow, I love this! It's classy and modern at the same time. It's a great baby blanket. I'd be very happy to get that as a gift anyway...maybe I'll save this idea for my cousin...just gotta find out what she's having first!
ReplyDeletekelli
Hey there! I am a admirer and follower of your blog- great stuff! Today I blogged about some of the inspiration behind my latest fabric "indulgences", and just wanted to let you know I included this quilt as one of them :-) If you want to check out the post, it is at:
ReplyDeletehttp://ocd-obsessivecraftingdisorder.blogspot.com/2010/07/stash-additions-and-ramblings-of-fabric.html
Have a great day!
Kristie
Oh, yum, yum! Just gorgeous! Thanks for sharing your inspirational work!
ReplyDeleteSo great! I'm loving the simplicity of this and would really love to know how wide your strips are... I am working on my first quilt right now and I really love that concept.
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